Google Pixel 7 Pro (Price: Rs 63,999) — Google’s Pixel 7 Pro, despite its age, maintains its excellence with resolved early bugs and standout features such as a distinctive design, powerful camera setup, clean Android UI with frequent updates, and efficient performance powered by the Tensor G2 chip. Despite not being the brightest display and lacking in gaming prowess, its long-lasting battery life and reliable wireless charging make it a compelling choice, often preferred over newer models like the Pixel 8 and even rivalling the performance of newer devices like the Xiaomi 14.
iPhone 15 (Price: Rs 67,999 onwards) — The iPhone 15, priced at Rs 79,999 officially, is available for under Rs 70,000 at various online and offline stores, posing a significant challenge to the Xiaomi 14. Despite its smaller size at 147.6 mm and some features like a 6.1-inch FHD OLED display, 15W battery charging, and an A16 Bionic chip not matching up to the Xiaomi 14, the iPhone 15 offers flagship performance, a new design, USB Type-C connectivity, a 48-megapixel camera, IP68 dust and water resistance, and the reliable iOS operating system, making it an attractive option for those seeking a compact, premium smartphone without the hefty price tag of the Pro models.
OnePlus 12 (Price: Rs 65,999) — The OnePlus 12 offers a sizable 6.82-inch AMOLED display with QHD+ resolution, powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip. With high-megapixel cameras including a 50MP main sensor, 64MP periscope telephoto, and 48MP ultrawide, alongside Hasselblad expertise, it presents a formidable alternative to the Xiaomi 14. Boasting a 5,400mAh battery and 100W charger, it promises exceptional battery life and speedy recharging, potentially overshadowing its competitor with its impressive specs and size.
Vivo X100 (Price: Rs 63,999 onwards) — The Vivo X100, featuring Zeiss optics, boasts impressive camera capabilities with a 50MP main sensor, 64MP telephoto lens, and 50MP ultrawide lens. Alongside a vibrant display and flagship-level performance powered by MediaTek Dimensity 9300 chip, its affordability makes it an enticing option for users seeking top-notch photography in a smartphone package.
Google Pixel 8 (Price: Rs 75,999 onwards) — Despite being slightly smaller and lacking a charger, Google’s Pixel 8 offers impressive camera capabilities with a 50-megapixel main camera and 12-megapixel ultrawide cameras enhanced by Google’s computational photography. While it may not match up in gaming performance, its Tensor G3 chip enables unique features, and its clean Android interface and seven years of updates make it a compelling choice for those prioritizing camera quality and software support.
Published at : 11 Mar 2024 09:08 AM (IST)